I can get the Trace.Write() to work if I put the code in
an aspx.cs file. But, I have a (C#) class called by my
aspx.cs code that also has Trace messages, but none of
them show up in the Trace file, Trace.axd. Does anyone
know why?
Thanks.
6  1730 
Make sure you've got "using System.Diagnost ics;" referenced in your cs file
"Joe Rattz" <jo*******@genp t.com> wrote in message
news:05******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . I can get the Trace.Write() to work if I put the code in
an aspx.cs file. But, I have a (C#) class called by my
aspx.cs code that also has Trace messages, but none of
them show up in the Trace file, Trace.axd. Does anyone
know why?
Thanks.
I have. It wouldn't even compile without that. -----Original Message-----
Make sure you've got "using System.Diagnost ics;"
referenced in your cs file
"Joe Rattz" <jo*******@genp t.com> wrote in message
news:05******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. I can get the Trace.Write() to work if I put the code in
an aspx.cs file. But, I have a (C#) class called by my
aspx.cs code that also has Trace messages, but none of
them show up in the Trace file, Trace.axd. Does anyone
know why?
Thanks.
.
"Joe Rattz" <jo*******@genp t.com> wrote in message
news:05******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . I can get the Trace.Write() to work if I put the code in
an aspx.cs file. But, I have a (C#) class called by my
aspx.cs code that also has Trace messages, but none of
them show up in the Trace file, Trace.axd. Does anyone
know why?
Probably because your .cs file is using System.Diagnost ics.Trace.Write ?
Try passing the Page.Trace object to your methods in the C# class.
--
John Saunders
Internet Engineer jo***********@s urfcontrol.com
"Joe Rattz" <jo*******@genp t.com> wrote in message
news:05******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . I can get the Trace.Write() to work if I put the code in
an aspx.cs file. But, I have a (C#) class called by my
aspx.cs code that also has Trace messages, but none of
them show up in the Trace file, Trace.axd. Does anyone
know why?
Probably because your .cs file is using System.Diagnost ics.Trace.Write ?
Try passing the Page.Trace object to your methods in the C# class.
--
John Saunders
Internet Engineer jo***********@s urfcontrol.com
>Probably because your .cs file is using
System.Diagnost ics.Trace.Write ?
Yes, it is. Well, where is it writing the trace at? It
doesn't throw an exception so it must be a legitimate
Trace object, correct? So, why should I need to pass it? -----Original Message-----
"Joe Rattz" <jo*******@genp t.com> wrote in message
news:05******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. I can get the Trace.Write() to work if I put the code in
an aspx.cs file. But, I have a (C#) class called by my
aspx.cs code that also has Trace messages, but none of
them show up in the Trace file, Trace.axd. Does anyone
know why?
Probably because your .cs file is using
System.Diagnost ics.Trace.Write ?
Try passing the Page.Trace object to your methods in the
C# class.--
John Saunders
Internet Engineer
jo***********@ surfcontrol.com
.
>Probably because your .cs file is using
System.Diagnost ics.Trace.Write ?
Yes, it is. Well, where is it writing the trace at? It
doesn't throw an exception so it must be a legitimate
Trace object, correct? So, why should I need to pass it? -----Original Message-----
"Joe Rattz" <jo*******@genp t.com> wrote in message
news:05******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. I can get the Trace.Write() to work if I put the code in
an aspx.cs file. But, I have a (C#) class called by my
aspx.cs code that also has Trace messages, but none of
them show up in the Trace file, Trace.axd. Does anyone
know why?
Probably because your .cs file is using
System.Diagnost ics.Trace.Write ?
Try passing the Page.Trace object to your methods in the
C# class.--
John Saunders
Internet Engineer
jo***********@ surfcontrol.com
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